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here's what iran's president ahmadinejad said about sanctions to iran's parliament late last year. this is the guy who a year before had told the same audience that western sanctions were a hanky that he blows his nose in. this is -- he's not exactly a refined guy. but anyway, this is what he said much more recently. the west has imposed the most extensive and dastardly sanctions ever. every day our banking agreements and transactions are being monitored and blocked. this is the heaviest economic onslaught on a nation in history. that's ahmadinejad. now the purpose of this pressure is not punishment. it's not what we're trying to do. it is to convince iran that the price to be paid for pursuing a nuclear weapons capability is just too high and the time is now to make good on its commitment to the international community. but iran's leadership have no doubt about the resolve of the united states or about israel's sovereign right to defend itself. as the president has said, we take no options off the table. of course, iran's nuclear program is not the only regional issue that is of c
here's what iran's president ahmadinejad said about sanctions to iran's parliament late last year. this is the guy who a year before had told the same audience that western sanctions were a hanky that he blows his nose in. this is -- he's not exactly a refined guy. but anyway, this is what he said much more recently. the west has imposed the most extensive and dastardly sanctions ever. every day our banking agreements and transactions are being monitored and blocked. this is the heaviest...
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. >> what's the role that iran is playing in syria, and how important is syria to iran? >> iran right now, i've got some very good friends in tripoli, lebanon, dumping money into tripoli to fight the muslim brotherhood groups. they're defending hezbollah. they want to hold onto this regime in damascus at any cost simply because they do not want to lose lebanon, which might happen if there was some sort of real revolution in syria that succeeded. and it's interesting because we're seeing these surrogate wars. the iranians are putting money into lebanon, and you've got the qataris and saudis putting money into lebanon, as well, supporting the groups, and explosions on monday were a result of this, where these surrogates are fighting each other in lebanon. what we're seeing is the syrian mess move outside the borders of syria. >> i want to talk more about the regional instability that could happen and what we're already seeing and what may spill over into lebanon and elsewhere. also want to get everybody's take on that. what makes a sleep number store different? you walk in
. >> what's the role that iran is playing in syria, and how important is syria to iran? >> iran right now, i've got some very good friends in tripoli, lebanon, dumping money into tripoli to fight the muslim brotherhood groups. they're defending hezbollah. they want to hold onto this regime in damascus at any cost simply because they do not want to lose lebanon, which might happen if there was some sort of real revolution in syria that succeeded. and it's interesting because we're...
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. >> what's the role that iran is playing in syria, and how important is syria to iran? >> iran right now, i've got some very good friends in tripoli, lebanon, dumping money into tripoli to fight the muslim brotherhood groups. they're defending hezbollah. they want to hold onto this regime in damascus at any cost simply because they do not want to lose lebanon, which might happen if there was some sort of real revolution in syria that succeeded. and ip's interesting because we're seeing these surrogate wars. the iranians are putting money into lebanon, and you've got the qataris and saudis putting money into lebanon, as well, supporting the groups, and explosions on monday were a result of this, where these surrogates are fighting each other in lebanon. what we're seeing is the syrian mess move outside the borders of syria. >> i want to talk more about the regional instability that could happen and what we're already seeing and what may spill over into lebanon and elsewhere. also want to get everybody's take on that. (female announcer) most life insurance companies look
. >> what's the role that iran is playing in syria, and how important is syria to iran? >> iran right now, i've got some very good friends in tripoli, lebanon, dumping money into tripoli to fight the muslim brotherhood groups. they're defending hezbollah. they want to hold onto this regime in damascus at any cost simply because they do not want to lose lebanon, which might happen if there was some sort of real revolution in syria that succeeded. and ip's interesting because we're...
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casting doubts to iran is building a nuclear weapon while the country's former top spy said he has no trust in the leadership of the prime minister and the defense minister. historian and political analyst pierre putin in his recently been to syria says the same powers to back the u.n. peace plan are also fueling the conflict. today we're sitting down with pierre pitching in he's a historian and political analyst specializing on the arab world he's traveled extensively to the countries that have gone through some so-called arab spring and he's also written extensively on these countries the most recent one being syria thanks very much for joining us today thank you and the first question we'd like to deal with we've been to syria the most latest country you've had a couple of times what was your goal in going to that country. in. syria is a country that is very much diverse in terms of ethnic and religious groups you have to be inside syria to understand what is really happening there on the ground my goal was to get reliable information so i had to screen all the reports coming from
casting doubts to iran is building a nuclear weapon while the country's former top spy said he has no trust in the leadership of the prime minister and the defense minister. historian and political analyst pierre putin in his recently been to syria says the same powers to back the u.n. peace plan are also fueling the conflict. today we're sitting down with pierre pitching in he's a historian and political analyst specializing on the arab world he's traveled extensively to the countries that...
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iran. the issue of the nuclear issue in iran cuts to the core of one fundamental question. and that is do they want to acquire the capacity, about it not, the actual stockpile of nuclear weapons. that is the core issue it seems to me. there are five permanent members of security council, they all have nuclear weapons. outside of those five, there are four additional powers that have them. north korean, indian, pakistanis and israelis. three driven by a profound sense of security and entitlement. the worst possible combination in a nation, even worse in a human being, someone who is profoundly insecure but yet who has visions of grandiosity. and iran is the poster child for this. so the answer to the question does iran want the capacity to acquire a weapon so? absolutely. will they acquire one? there is only one country that will prevent that a from happening. if they choose to decide the costs are prohibitive, 2012, will there will nobody war, no deal. this is a 2013 problem. and ultimately it will be a problem that the united states fundamentally is going to have to wrestl
iran. the issue of the nuclear issue in iran cuts to the core of one fundamental question. and that is do they want to acquire the capacity, about it not, the actual stockpile of nuclear weapons. that is the core issue it seems to me. there are five permanent members of security council, they all have nuclear weapons. outside of those five, there are four additional powers that have them. north korean, indian, pakistanis and israelis. three driven by a profound sense of security and...
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. >> he is visiting iran.% >> this has captured the interest of a well-known israeli writer, and we visited him to find out why. >> his books are best sellers in israel, but he writes about berlin and the fascination at the city holds for young israelis. >> time has changed the way we see. my father went to work in germany in 1980's. but they did not want us to go and live and study. now, as a writer, i go to berlin, i go to germany. i see my books in german. >> he'd was a teacher for creative writing at a school in jerusalem. the holocaust figures in the work of many students. >> i feel like i am the bridge between the old generation and the very new generation who were born about the time that the wall fell and feel completely happy. they like the low rent. >> to most of his students come up berlin is germany. -- to most of his students, berlin is germany. >> there seem to be endless possibilities. there is true freedom. >> israelis are generally very conscious of the past when they are in berlin. >> i do not want to be judged by the actions of my parents, so i do not judge determines tha
. >> he is visiting iran.% >> this has captured the interest of a well-known israeli writer, and we visited him to find out why. >> his books are best sellers in israel, but he writes about berlin and the fascination at the city holds for young israelis. >> time has changed the way we see. my father went to work in germany in 1980's. but they did not want us to go and live and study. now, as a writer, i go to berlin, i go to germany. i see my books in german. >>...
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will happen in four or five years when we have to deal with a nuclear iran. with the consequences. >> the next round of iran talks is scheduled to take place in moscow next month. but clearly, this country has lost confidence in the process. lester. >> richard engle in tel aviv tonight. also tonight, former libeerian president charles taylor has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for what the international court described violent crimes in history. murder, rape, and torture thousands of people in that nation's civil war. >>> myanmar opposition leader aung song chuchi getting a welcome today. she was afraid the government would not allow her to come back. this, her first trip abroad in almost 25 years, will test whether the government of myanmar is really serious about reform. >> and nelson mandela made a rare public appearance today to help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the african national congress. a party that helped bring an end to apartheid. mandela turns 94 this july. >>> still ahead as "nightly news" continues, what millions of college students
will happen in four or five years when we have to deal with a nuclear iran. with the consequences. >> the next round of iran talks is scheduled to take place in moscow next month. but clearly, this country has lost confidence in the process. lester. >> richard engle in tel aviv tonight. also tonight, former libeerian president charles taylor has been sentenced to 50 years in prison for what the international court described violent crimes in history. murder, rape, and torture...
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and israel's military aren't buying the politicians threats from iran with some high ranking generals casting doubt to iran is building a nuclear weapon the country's former top spy said he has no trust in the leadership of the prime minister and the defense minister. so we have lines here in our team sports next with paul. thank you very much marina welcome it to the world of sports has what's coming up almost back sasco moscow move second in the russian premier league with one game to go despite being held to a goal is true or how and by. then there were two spanish athletic bilbao and athletico madrid prepared to go head to head in the europa league final . and remembering the full and russian footballing legends gather at moscow's victory park monument to pay their respects to those who died during the second world war. but for us to ask our moscow have missed a glorious opportunity to take a giant step towards champions league football next season they've been held to a goal is true all i heard by cuban crested are in the russian premier league a place in next season's champions
and israel's military aren't buying the politicians threats from iran with some high ranking generals casting doubt to iran is building a nuclear weapon the country's former top spy said he has no trust in the leadership of the prime minister and the defense minister. so we have lines here in our team sports next with paul. thank you very much marina welcome it to the world of sports has what's coming up almost back sasco moscow move second in the russian premier league with one game to go...
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here in israel, the threat of iran's nuclear program is still as immediate as ever. the possibility of an israeli strike is still on the table. i sat down with the man in charge of israel's military who called current negotiations with iran, quote, a ritual in self delusion. israel is breaking its silence on iran's nuclear talks held with world powers in baghdad this month. >> i'm not sure that they're serious about it. >> the defense minter said iran is just buying time, that it's still working toward a nuclear weapon, and israel won't stand for it. >> we're committed to do whatever it takes to prevent iran from turning into a military power. a nuclear weapon. >> u.s. military officials have said they oppose an attack on iran, too provocative and unpredictable, but he said an israeli strike is still on the table. >> at what stage does israel deci decide, when does israel decide they can't live with this. >> we'll call you for an interview. you don't expect me to give you a date or time, and we all hope that it will be solved through sanctions or diplomacy. we would
here in israel, the threat of iran's nuclear program is still as immediate as ever. the possibility of an israeli strike is still on the table. i sat down with the man in charge of israel's military who called current negotiations with iran, quote, a ritual in self delusion. israel is breaking its silence on iran's nuclear talks held with world powers in baghdad this month. >> i'm not sure that they're serious about it. >> the defense minter said iran is just buying time, that it's...
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but to mention iran, it will be a major blow to iran when assad falls and they are now supporting him very actively. it will be a weakening blow to the hezbollah and probably islamic jihad. so basically something -- you know, some people contemplate -- i believe it's better to reach a conclusion and try to keep civil society, the presence of power basically in place without the elite, which was kind of extremely intimate and closed to assad. >> thank you very much for coming in. >>> coming up, my primetime exclusive with billy bob thornton. the man angelina jolie says is not a normal person. >>> that is 18. that is a new record. >> billy bob thornton in the hit that changed his life. he was number one anti-hero, 30 films to his credit, groesz of about $1 billion but he's remained as mad as hell throughout it all. he's also a tabloid superstar but he tells all of it in a brilliant new book. this is a fascinating life. >> it's been different. >> it certainly has. what i love about it, i can't think of anybody else who would have had a forward written to their book by one of their ex-wiv
but to mention iran, it will be a major blow to iran when assad falls and they are now supporting him very actively. it will be a weakening blow to the hezbollah and probably islamic jihad. so basically something -- you know, some people contemplate -- i believe it's better to reach a conclusion and try to keep civil society, the presence of power basically in place without the elite, which was kind of extremely intimate and closed to assad. >> thank you very much for coming in....
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not far from the syrian northern city of aleppo near the turkish border the man were a tour in from iran through turkey and as soon as shortly after they crossed the turkish syrian border. their boss was stalked by gunmen the women from the boston roll released while the men were taken hostage again we have little information and actually it's not yet clear so far who exactly was behind this kidnapping but as. kidnapped and now freed pilgrims who are shia muslims and this incident happened in syria where the sunni led uprising had been raging for the last fourteen months of course shortly after the news of this kidnapping emerged many have started talking about religious and political reasons behind this kidnapping pointing finger at syrian opposition especially free syrian army although the f.s.a. commanders immediately denied their involvement so why political reasons could be behind this kidnapping because shia here in lebanon on and of course in syria generally support the. present president assad the syrian president bashar assad and his regime while sunni. don't support it and. the
not far from the syrian northern city of aleppo near the turkish border the man were a tour in from iran through turkey and as soon as shortly after they crossed the turkish syrian border. their boss was stalked by gunmen the women from the boston roll released while the men were taken hostage again we have little information and actually it's not yet clear so far who exactly was behind this kidnapping but as. kidnapped and now freed pilgrims who are shia muslims and this incident happened in...
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talks this week between iran and the u.n. nuclear watchdog in baghdad failed to produce any breakthrough and instead they gave new ground for speculation is that iran is seeking to build a bomb and i. the jets said they would traces a high level enrich uranium at one facility something to run claims was a technical glitch the state added the discovery was blown out of proportion for political reasons and that the peaceful nature of its nuclear activities of iran and the world powers agreed to continue the talks in moscow in me gene that risk advice that daniel leganes says it is now very little hope of getting a compromise. you know i look at iran and the west as sort of like mars vs venus they want completely different things even if the west was inclined to ease the sanctions that are proposed for july they can't simply turn off the spigot and that's exactly what iran wants in the west i think what the west and israel are looking for is something which iran is simply not going to give them they're looking for a complete ces
talks this week between iran and the u.n. nuclear watchdog in baghdad failed to produce any breakthrough and instead they gave new ground for speculation is that iran is seeking to build a bomb and i. the jets said they would traces a high level enrich uranium at one facility something to run claims was a technical glitch the state added the discovery was blown out of proportion for political reasons and that the peaceful nature of its nuclear activities of iran and the world powers agreed to...
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but to mention iran, it will be a major blow to iran when assad falls and they are now supporting him very actively. it will be a weakening blow to the hezbollah and probably islamic jihad. so basically something -- you know, some people contemplate -- i believe it's better to reach a conclusion and try to keep civil society, the presence of power basically in place without the elite, which was kind of extremely intimate and closed to assad. >> thank you very much for coming in. >>> coming up, my primetime exclusive with billy bob thornton. the man angelina jolie says is not a normal person. when it comes to home insurance, surprises can be a little scary. and a little costly. that's why the best agents present their clients with a lot of options. because when it comes to what's covered and what's not, nobody likes surprises. [ click ] [ chuckles ] we totally thought -- [ all scream ] obscure space junk falling from the sky? we cover that. moving on. aah, aah, aah, aah. [ male announcer ] we are insurance. ♪ we are farmers ♪ bum, ba-da-bum, bum, bum, bum ♪ >>> that is 18. that i
but to mention iran, it will be a major blow to iran when assad falls and they are now supporting him very actively. it will be a weakening blow to the hezbollah and probably islamic jihad. so basically something -- you know, some people contemplate -- i believe it's better to reach a conclusion and try to keep civil society, the presence of power basically in place without the elite, which was kind of extremely intimate and closed to assad. >> thank you very much for coming in....
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but to mention iran, it will be a major blow to iran when assad falls and they are now supporting him very actively. it will be a weakening blow to the hezbollah and probably islamic jihad. so basically something -- you know, some people contemplate -- i believe it's better to reach a conclusion and try to keep civil society, the presence of power basically in place without the elite, which was kind of extremely intimate and closed to assad. >> thank you very much for coming in. >>> coming up, my primetime exclusive with billy bob thornton. the man angelina jolie says is not a normal person. all multivitamins give me the basics. they claim to be complete. only centrum goes beyond. providing more than just the essential nutrients, so i'm at my best. centrum. always your most complete. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about th
but to mention iran, it will be a major blow to iran when assad falls and they are now supporting him very actively. it will be a weakening blow to the hezbollah and probably islamic jihad. so basically something -- you know, some people contemplate -- i believe it's better to reach a conclusion and try to keep civil society, the presence of power basically in place without the elite, which was kind of extremely intimate and closed to assad. >> thank you very much for coming in....
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to iran has already said that the virus was responsible for recent incidents of mass data loss in the country r.t. tom barton has more. experts russian internet security firm casper lab say they've discovered what they're calling the largest cyber attack ever calling the virus flame they most infected computers have been discovered in iran but israel has also been attacked as has syria and other countries across the middle east it's sort of virus has been operating since august two thousand and ten but both cast perske and other internet security firms say it may have been stealing data from computers for years before that iran has already accused the u.s. and israel of being behind the attacks and say that the virus may have been behind massive data losses that they've had in their computer systems recently because first you say it's too early to say who's behind the attack and they say it's unlikely israel would have been behind it because they were attacked themselves but they do add that this is a new stage in the level of cyber warfare across the globe and that cyber warfare itse
to iran has already said that the virus was responsible for recent incidents of mass data loss in the country r.t. tom barton has more. experts russian internet security firm casper lab say they've discovered what they're calling the largest cyber attack ever calling the virus flame they most infected computers have been discovered in iran but israel has also been attacked as has syria and other countries across the middle east it's sort of virus has been operating since august two thousand and...
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and israel's military aren't buying the politicians threats from iran with some high ranking generals casting doubts to building a nuclear weapon. in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina josh welcome to the program today's the day when millions of russians once again remember the heroic deeds of millions support an end to the bloodiest war of the twentieth century victory day parade in.
and israel's military aren't buying the politicians threats from iran with some high ranking generals casting doubts to building a nuclear weapon. in the russian capital you're watching r t a marina josh welcome to the program today's the day when millions of russians once again remember the heroic deeds of millions support an end to the bloodiest war of the twentieth century victory day parade in.
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what is the role of iran in all of this? >> we think iran is actively supporting its long-time ally, assad, and providing material and other support. and indeed, this he said so publicly orrin a stalt on their own website. they bragged about their engagement in syria. that is one of the reasons among others, they're not the only ones supporting the syrian regime, that this is a conflict of a different character with much broader regional implications should it continue to spin out of control. >> and what makes us think that vladimir putin who wouldn't even come to the nato summit meeting and has shown no friendliness toward the obama administration, what makes us think that vladimir putin is now going to be helpful in pressuring his political ally assad to give up power? >> >> first of all, let's be clear. the relationship broadly speaking between the united states and russia over the course of the last several years is much improved over the past. there are areas in which we have real differences. but this improvement, this
what is the role of iran in all of this? >> we think iran is actively supporting its long-time ally, assad, and providing material and other support. and indeed, this he said so publicly orrin a stalt on their own website. they bragged about their engagement in syria. that is one of the reasons among others, they're not the only ones supporting the syrian regime, that this is a conflict of a different character with much broader regional implications should it continue to spin out of...
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iran r.t. . well the heat from the conflict in syria has been increasingly felt no neighboring lebanon with street violence for the second week in a row trouble erupted between sunni opponents of president assad's regime and its alawite supporters. spoke to locals who fear the religious clashes could spill into another bloody conflict in the region. an overnight of street protests in beirut. it was sparked when thirteen lebanese pilgrims were kidnapped in syria apparently by groups linked to the syrian rebels the lebanese capital witnessed what it hadn't seen in years as who i am not about here but are moving to a real war between sunni and shia muslims and this is at least what i see in the last day. the reason the spillover from the chaos in neighboring syria shia muslims here generally support syria's president assad while most sunni's favor the rebels likewise lebanon's ruling coalition led by the powerful share hezbollah is process while the opposition backs the uprising the situation is get
iran r.t. . well the heat from the conflict in syria has been increasingly felt no neighboring lebanon with street violence for the second week in a row trouble erupted between sunni opponents of president assad's regime and its alawite supporters. spoke to locals who fear the religious clashes could spill into another bloody conflict in the region. an overnight of street protests in beirut. it was sparked when thirteen lebanese pilgrims were kidnapped in syria apparently by groups linked to...
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iran is seeking a nuclear weapon early on agreed in principle to allow other i say to inspect but a trip to cities with nuclear weapons might be developed meanwhile washington says they'll be then that's up in the pressure on the ground as the senate continues to expand sanctions on the country u.s. congressman dennis seen it says to his soul the iranian issue washington needs to change its approach with. sanctions are another form of warfare sanctions are just a step away from shooting we're being told we should have any contact with them we're being told that we shouldn't be negotiating with them we're being told. to get ready for war thirty six thirty all that is wrong. what we need to do is to have direct negotiations thirty six we need to be talking with iran and we need to stop this very glorious notion that somehow we can settle our differences with iran through war we have to believe that peace is possible what we have is a type of thinking coming out of washington that says wars inevitable when you say wars inevitable you actually create of war a self-fulfilling prophecy so
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break through or break down iran's nuclear program in focus and under pressure again with a new round of negotiations between tehran and the west. the leaders gather in brussels to diet and discuss salvation for the eurozone with many believing it's time austerity came off the menu. in business we hear from the man who coined the term the brakes and he says forget about europe the imagine markets all the. time a couple of the details and that's at. five pm in moscow i'm at a good to have you with us here on r t our top story two days of voting under way for egyptians as they decide on a president to replace hosni mubarak who was ousted from power last year but it's already been marred by bloodshed with one policeman shot dead outside a polling station in cairo as for the vote itself some who took to tahrir square to bring change say none of the candidates represent the resolution as artie's paulus leader reports. they stayed down the police and the military and they won but now they're staring into an answer in future and it's far from clear egypt's revolutionaries are holding the tru
break through or break down iran's nuclear program in focus and under pressure again with a new round of negotiations between tehran and the west. the leaders gather in brussels to diet and discuss salvation for the eurozone with many believing it's time austerity came off the menu. in business we hear from the man who coined the term the brakes and he says forget about europe the imagine markets all the. time a couple of the details and that's at. five pm in moscow i'm at a good to have you...
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in the hot water in iran. leaving the persian gulf nameless on its. side find out what could be motivating the internet. giant pictures of stalin placed on public buses in russia on the eve of victory day. also what are. syria is holding a parliamentary election today the ongoing shaky cease fire for the first such vote in decades allows the formation of political factions to compete with the ruling baath party and the opposition has already urged a boycott seeing it as president assad's attempt to cling to power rather than a willingness for reform but as reports many in syria say it's the best time for both sides to lay down their weapons. right now is the sea of faith is a campaign pace. for weeks more than seven thousand candidates by public support one of the two hundred fifty seats at thirty years old. he feels he's the voice of the young here who wants to bring that to the police. now in syria we have some problem it's a problem of people wanting to meet. everyone must go and choose someone who can speak about this problem the people in this pa
in the hot water in iran. leaving the persian gulf nameless on its. side find out what could be motivating the internet. giant pictures of stalin placed on public buses in russia on the eve of victory day. also what are. syria is holding a parliamentary election today the ongoing shaky cease fire for the first such vote in decades allows the formation of political factions to compete with the ruling baath party and the opposition has already urged a boycott seeing it as president assad's...
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if iran is any it's surrounded by u.s. military installations i mean who is threatening who here honestly i think is a sure of good will of the five plus one ought to drop these economic sanctions because they're they're affecting a lot of the iranian people and iranian nationals abroad i see it every day. do you think that outside pressure can be effective against iran in resolving this crisis. well perhaps perhaps i think i think the ayatollah was ruling iran and i think they're afraid of the the social unrest that comes with economic sanctions and inflation and things like that and i think right now in iran conditions are ripe for kind of a color revolution. a green revolution reviving that if you will and believe me you'll have the us civil society groups the national endowment for democracy you'll have soros open society institute all over it. with washington saying they'll be no let up on prob the pressure on terror ron and the senate in the u.s. back in proposals for more sanctions against the republic do you think
if iran is any it's surrounded by u.s. military installations i mean who is threatening who here honestly i think is a sure of good will of the five plus one ought to drop these economic sanctions because they're they're affecting a lot of the iranian people and iranian nationals abroad i see it every day. do you think that outside pressure can be effective against iran in resolving this crisis. well perhaps perhaps i think i think the ayatollah was ruling iran and i think they're afraid of the...
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candidates and hard line military rulers we bring you the latest poll so great crew all break down iran's nuclear program is in focus again and under pressure again with a new round of negotiations between two ran and the west. also new leaders getting together in brussels tonight to dine and discuss salvation for the eurozone with money believing it's time asperity came off the menu. but investors remain. the global acting slump with the boston market suffering stop laughing tell me about twenty times the political know how to round up the big. eleven pm here in moscow right now this is r.t. my name's kevin owen in our top story them for you this the first of two days of voting has come to a close for egyptians as they decide on a president's replace hosni mubarak who was toppled last year the recollections already been marred by bloodshed with a policeman shot that outside a polling station in cairo as for the vote itself some who some of those who stormed tahrir square last year seeking political change say none of the candidates represent their revolution and found out. they stayed do
candidates and hard line military rulers we bring you the latest poll so great crew all break down iran's nuclear program is in focus again and under pressure again with a new round of negotiations between two ran and the west. also new leaders getting together in brussels tonight to dine and discuss salvation for the eurozone with money believing it's time asperity came off the menu. but investors remain. the global acting slump with the boston market suffering stop laughing tell me about...
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in the hot water in iran and google leaving the persian gulf nameless on its online map find out what could be motivating the internet giant t.v. dot com. i'm quite diverse you surrounds jayanta pictures of stalin placed on public buses in russia on the eve of victory day you can read all about that also at our team dot com. now syria is holding a parliamentary election today amid the ongoing shaky cease fire and the first such vote in decades allows the formation of political factions to compete with the ruling baath party and the opposition has already urged a boycott saying it has president assad's attempt to cling to power rather than a willingness for reform but as r.t. sara reports many in syria say it's the best time for both sides to lay down their weapons damascus right now is the sea of faith is campaign pastis plastering. for weeks more than seven thousand candidates by public support one of the two hundred fifty seats available at thirty years old louis says he feels he's the voice of the young here and wants to bring that into the political sphere. now in syria we have so
in the hot water in iran and google leaving the persian gulf nameless on its online map find out what could be motivating the internet giant t.v. dot com. i'm quite diverse you surrounds jayanta pictures of stalin placed on public buses in russia on the eve of victory day you can read all about that also at our team dot com. now syria is holding a parliamentary election today amid the ongoing shaky cease fire and the first such vote in decades allows the formation of political factions to...
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sees iran has been playing? >> i think iran has been transparent. they have admitted involvement in the syrian crisis by sending troops to syria. that fact further highlights iran's continued effort to expand its nefarious influence in the region and underscores iran's theory of syria without the assad regime. assad's hardener ship with iran is a direct offense to the syrian people, their revolution and arabs across the middle east and north africa. we are also focused on preventing iran from continuing to financially, materially and logistically support the syrian regime. again they have not attended otherwise and i think the fact that it is iran that is coming to assad's aid here is only further evidence of how isolated and beyond the pale assad and his behavior have become. >> tomorrow night the president will be in chicago. a couple of questions about that. usually when the president has finished his final event on the road he'll fly back even if it's late at night. he's staying overnight a thing. can you confirm whether he's going to stay at hi
sees iran has been playing? >> i think iran has been transparent. they have admitted involvement in the syrian crisis by sending troops to syria. that fact further highlights iran's continued effort to expand its nefarious influence in the region and underscores iran's theory of syria without the assad regime. assad's hardener ship with iran is a direct offense to the syrian people, their revolution and arabs across the middle east and north africa. we are also focused on preventing iran...
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to iran has already said that the virus was responsible for recent incidents of mass data loss in the country well for more on this let's join tom barton he's in our newsroom here in moscow. experts russian internet security firm cast spur ski lab say they've discovered what they're calling the largest cyber attack ever they've dubbed the virus flame the most infected computers are in iran but israel syria and other countries across the middle east have also been infected it's thought the virus has been operating since august two thousand and ten perske and other internet security firms admit it may have been stealing data from computers for years before that ban is already accused the u.s. and israel of the attack that cast perske lab say it's too early to tell who who's behind it flame will probably go down in history as the third great cyber attack of its kind in two thousand and ten the stuxnet virus attacked iran's nuclear program and the dooku virus was busy stealing data from computers around the world flame though is much bigger its code is twenty times the size of stocks in i
to iran has already said that the virus was responsible for recent incidents of mass data loss in the country well for more on this let's join tom barton he's in our newsroom here in moscow. experts russian internet security firm cast spur ski lab say they've discovered what they're calling the largest cyber attack ever they've dubbed the virus flame the most infected computers are in iran but israel syria and other countries across the middle east have also been infected it's thought the virus...
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wants in the west i think what the west and israel are looking for is something which iran is simply not going to give them they're looking for a complete cessation of enrichment they're looking for a reversal of the process that has gone on for more than a decade now i just don't see how this is going to happen fortunately there's plenty of oil in the world markets and those nations that need to find alternative sources of oil are likely to be able to do so and those nations that have become accustomed to working with the iranian central bank will find other ways to do business with iran if that's what they need to do. well tell us what possibility you think there is of a deal between iran and the west there's a vote online right now about to go com thanks for taking part if you have so far this is what you're telling us at the moment is half of you have voted so far think it doesn't matter if we're told succeed because it won't prevent a strike against iran you think nearly a third of you telling us the deal is not possible because iran's concessions will never satisfy the west as
wants in the west i think what the west and israel are looking for is something which iran is simply not going to give them they're looking for a complete cessation of enrichment they're looking for a reversal of the process that has gone on for more than a decade now i just don't see how this is going to happen fortunately there's plenty of oil in the world markets and those nations that need to find alternative sources of oil are likely to be able to do so and those nations that have become...
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what is true of syria is also true of iran. iran has for the moment in its own suppression of its own people. held on to the loyalty of the you know, the iranian security forces and so far, notwithstanding some defections to the free syrian army, assad has held on for now. "lean forward" with the rachel maddow show, right here at 9:00 p.m. eastern os msnbc. >>> now a "first look" at wall street. the dow opens at 12,580, after jumping 125 points yesterday. the s&p up 14, and the nasdaq gained 33. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo, the nikkei was down 23 points. in hong kong, the hang seng tumbled 365. stocks bounced back tuesday, despite europe's ongoing debt crisis. signs greece may stay in the eurozone after next month's elections sparked buying on wall street, helping to push the dow and the s&p higher. but analysts warn of more market swings ahead. a downgrade of spain's credit undermined gold's safe appeal. the gold settled at $1548 an ounce. spain's downgrade took a toll on oil, which dropped about 2
what is true of syria is also true of iran. iran has for the moment in its own suppression of its own people. held on to the loyalty of the you know, the iranian security forces and so far, notwithstanding some defections to the free syrian army, assad has held on for now. "lean forward" with the rachel maddow show, right here at 9:00 p.m. eastern os msnbc. >>> now a "first look" at wall street. the dow opens at 12,580, after jumping 125 points yesterday. the...